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EDUCATIONAL.

Says the Washington Post of the 10th
Instant: The first session OF the con-
Vention Of the National Department OF
Superinttndence was called to order in
the lecture room of the National Muse
INN by President Chas. S. Young, of
Reno, New. yesterday morning, with
about one hundred pedagogues in atten-
dance, including Superintendent of In
struction from nearly every State in the
Union. N. G. Dougherty, of Peoria,
ILL.,, is Vice President. and Charles C.
Davidson, of Alliance, o., is Secretary
The President introduced Commits.
sioner Webb, who, on behalf of the peo-
pie OF Washington, welcomed the Super
intendents to the city. He spoke OF the
education of the people of the whole
nation as n matter of the first import
nnce, and the meeting of the Associa-
ton having the discussion of education
III view, was an event of national i'm
portnnce. How to produce, keep alive
and foster the profession of teaching,
making it worthy of the best men, was
subject the discussion of which would
bring about great good. Education and
the administration of the public schools
should be lifted above the level of party
and entrusted to the best members of
each community.
President Young, in reply, thanked
commissioner W,bb for his kind well
come to Washington, which was the
centre of legislation, Of art and history,
and should be the educational Mecca.
Congress has neglected the educational
interests of the nation. Appropriations
we're annually made for the Military
and Naval Academies, but not cent
mad been given toward founding great
national university such rs had been
founded in France, Germany and other
countries and such as Washington
dreamed of. The policy of the last Con-
Grcss seemed to have been "miiions for
defense, but not n cent for educatiio1,"
mud while Washington with its broad
avenues was justly regarded MS the mod
III city of the world. not even the Corner
stone Of Washington's great id al uni
vorsity had been laid.
Commenting on the convention, the
Post snys: No visitors who could come
to Washington would deserve warmer
welcome than the teachesrs of the public
schools of the land now gathered here.
There is i'll the world no higher or more
honorable title than that of teacher.
We trust they find Washington MI their
fancy painted it, and that they will
think it worth while to set apart one
day in the year for National Assembly
here, where the Weaknesses and needs
Of the public school system oan be SO
profitably discussed.
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NOTICE.!
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the University Fund,

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holders Of claims against the State University
Fund Of Elko County, that they ure T, quirrd to
file their claims in the ofice Of the Clerk Of
said County, and show clearly to ths sat
isfaction Of the Board Of County Commission
ers of Elko County that amounts clIimed were
subscribed and paid, at any meeting between
tho LIST day OF Apr,b 1887. and the 9TH dry of
July, 1889, at which meeting the said claims
will be act' d upon by the Board OF Commits
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21

their own account, with such local tai
ent as we could possibly secure, yet,
considering the great Importance of
this undertaking, together with the
great outlay of the peoples money
necessary to carry the work to a sue
cessful completion, we, your commit
tee, recommend that the services OF En-
gineer Cook be retained, and that we
proceed to carry out, with all possible
dispatch, the improvements as recon-
mended.
Mr.. Rowley, for the committee TO
whom was referred the bids on the
proposed new city hall, presented the
following report:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21

professional services, furnishing full
details, plans and specifications, TO be
present at the letting of The work. TO
make the necessary visits during its
construction, and to be present at its
completion, for the sum of $4,000 and
travelling expenses. In addition to
this he would require of the city the
employment of competent person to
be superintendent or local engineer of
the work with the duty of seeing tina.
the plans and specifications be correct.
ly carried out. While your commit
tee, as individuals, would poss bly, be
willing to take the report aud draw.
ings of Engineer Cook, as now OH
file, end proceed with the work on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21

Report of fire chief, complaining of
defective cisterns, and showing cost Of
department to be 500 59O.64, April 10
to November !. AL referred.
The water commissioners presented
the following report and it was adopt
ed unanimously:
Your water commissioners, in con-
junction with the mayor, appointed to
confer with Engineer Cook in order
to secure his further attention and
services as to furnishing specifications
and detail drawings for our water
works system beg leave to report as
follows:
Engineer Cook proposes to give his
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21

Taking into consideration the
amount conditiona!ly approximated
for this purpose, and as the lowest
bid considerably exceeds the estimate
which we believed at the time of ad-
vertising would be about the amount
necessary TO complete the building,
your committee believes that it is not
advisable to accept any of the bids
presented, and would recommend that
all bids be returned with the certified
checks attached. Would recommend
that the architect be requested to
change the plans and specifications by
taking out all pressed brick, cut or or
stone and terra cotto wo.k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21
MAYOR CONNOR RESIGNS.
Interesting Council Proceed
ings.

Regular meeting of council Satur-
day night, Mayor Pro TEN Rauch
presiding. Account OF parties for
horses to special Fair police, $26
O'Reilly & Co., complaining Of $4,000
increase in assessment against their
sworn statement. w. Bowles aud w.
Ii. Cullum, asking for remission Of
fines against their cattle. Court Of
appeals cost bill $50 j. Nj. Phillips.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-21
A Mighty Flood Of New
Fall : Winter Styles

have within the past Two weeks filed our
house with immense bargains in Mems,
Boys and Youths Clothing ; a beautiful
array of charming novelties In Mems, Boys
and Youths Overcoats rich and elegant
things In Hats, Ncckwear, Mulllers, Sill;
Dress Shirts, Knit Jackets, Shirt Waists,
Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jackets, I'M
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lin fact, every Imaginable novelty that
can convey an idea Of u gentlenan's COM
plete outfit. Al
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Grand Free Distribution Of Elegant Cabinet CC9Irl Photographs Perfect M2&
Mts sand dFahon
l. REINHARDT & CO., Cf11TH TEE 9e14T En- TTRs. fEe13

We imported from Europe Ten Thousand Elegant Cabinet
simply
ANNUAL SOUVENIR the legion friends and have
had the good
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every palatial but advertise in this liberal
way people every part this
REINHARDT cos there inspect Of CLOTHING and
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20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
FROM REGULAR MARKED PRICES.

Twenty
dow
lor heir wants. these - ~
well not fool public
mstho ing mock and
Eighty Cents Dollar is
process
sand
lin
ask not ' ''" Wv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02

built through It; said road 10 to be
constructed as far as Rosedale on or
before September /, 1888, when halt
OF the bonds are TO be delivered, aud
finished TO Duncan or s)me o h r
station by September ], 1889, when
the remsinder Of the bonds are tn be
delivered. Tne Board OF Supervisors
will doubtless order the election at an
early date. From our information the
proposition ia regarded with decided
favor by the citizens Of Bolivar county.
Its influence ard advantages
will be marked and great.
When completed Bolivar will,
like Washington, possess two
north and south lines throughout the
county, in addition t. river trsnspor-
tation. In no other county will the
mere products Of the earth justify such
Largo provision for their transit to
market. President Wilson, OF the
Mississippi Valley road, and A. A..
Sharp, master Of transportation, passed
down on the branch to Lake Wash
ington today with the view to its ex-
tension. The PRESIDENT has never be-
fore been over this portion oil his road.
Our street railroad is progressing
finely. Mr.. Julius Longsfeld, our
o!dett merchant, was buried yesterday.
Big frost here this morning. The
river gauge this evening is 40 feet and
falling. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, {: APRIL ., 1887
PAIRCHILD.

Toe appointment OF Assistant Secre-
tsry FAirchild to the high and impor-
tsnt position OF Secretary Of the Treas
ury is in the line OF the civil service
promotion which the President has
followed in nearly every case pre-
scented b him. 1t is al appointment
that will meet with the hearty appro.
baton OF the Democratic party and he
very generally Endorsed by the
country. Mr.. Falrchild has had nearly
tWo years Of experience in the Treas,
ury Department, much OF the time
and during Mr.. Msnning's illness as
Secretary. Satisfying every demand
upon him, he gave satisfactory proof
OF his fitness for q position the most
responsible and burdensome under
the government. A master OF detail,
q financier Of experience and acknowl-
edged merit, indeiatigable and indus.
trious, he cannot fail to succeed in
maintaining his character and increar-
ing az already very high reputation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
REV. n. G. TAYLOR DEAD
THE FATHER OF TENHRssRE'S
GOVERNOR
Passes Away at His Home In Happy
Valley, johnson County,
Tenn.
THE BLOODY RECORD OF KNOX
COUNTY, KY.
Nine Murders ia Two M0nths-An
EBgiueer Killed in a Collision
Near COrintb, Mis-.



NASHVILLE, TENN, April 1.-The
Hon. N. g. Taylor, the venerable
father Of Gov. Robt. l.. Taylor, died
this morning at his home in Happy
Valley, johnson county, in the sixty
eighth year OF his age. He and his
vile, who survives him and who was
the sister OF the gifted orator, Lang.
don O. Hsynes, both belonged to the
old Watauga families -families whose
lives makes up the most interesting
chapter in the history Of West.
ern civilization. The part they
took in the Indian wars and in
the revolution under Sewer, Shelby,
and Campbell, turning first upon the
powerful Cherokees, Choctaws and
and Chickssaws, and crushing them
and then flying to mountain passes,
and meeting the British army under
Ferguson at Kings Mountain, killing
and capturing tho whole army, saving
the women and children from the H.
dams tomahawks and giving to the
American army new hope and conf.
dence in all time, we'll place few
hundred Wautauga. frontiersmen
along with tue 300 Spar-
tans al the psss OF Thermopyle.
He was a member OF Congress, and
Methodist minister. As q pulpit or.
ator he ranked among the first men in
East Tennessee when he WAS yourp
man, and he did what, perhaps, nc
other preacher ever did in Tennessee
took part in political discussions
and maintsioed throughout in its high
est purity a character for piety as 9
Christian minister. Gov. Taylor was al
his fathers bedside when the enc
came
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ma. 4 Madtson Street. MemphIs, Tenn
LOCAL NOTICES

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mailed March 25lh. Such promptD ess
and good faith is highly commendable.
Respec fully, MATILDA j. F. MEYER.
THERE is to be another exhibition Of
the Anne lean Ha i'd Fire Annihilst +
on the Gus tom House bluff this (Sat-
urdsy) afternoon ct 5 o'clccr. This
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especial nolics from insurance linen
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
SOCIAL EVENTS,

The following ladies and gentlemen
occupied the prose anium boxes at the
Theater Lost night on the occasion OF
tho presentation of a new pay, en-
titled A Gold Mine, by John I. Rsy.
mond snd company:
Bee A.--Miss Salle Brown aud Mr.,
Eugene Milburn, Mics Reese and Mr..
l.. II Burns, Mics Ida Bruce and Mr..
w N. Brown.
Dor B.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones,
Mrs. J. 2. Doyle, Miss Jennie Mont.
gomery and Mr.. Kennedy Jones.
Boa C.--Mr, and Mrs. W. r, Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Blood.
Boz D.-Miss Dancy and DR.. Har-
vey, Mr.. Eugene Lehman, Mr.. W. E..
TuleY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
LABOR In POEITICs

Auy man who has bal the least ex
psrieRcs in politics must see and ad.
NIT tina. the workiugme Of the coun
try have nothing to gain bat all to
lose by embarking in politics, organic
ing a labor par y snd electing men to
office. This Mayor Of city Canno.
influence reforms fof labor. These
are not even to bs sought for in Legls'
iaiures. They must come, # st all, 80
measures Of mutual understanding
with a definite purpose. To a work
ingmsD, cave IS good citizenship
prompts him, or party zaal, 1t is a
matter OF indifference who is Mayor
or who Is Governor. These are execu'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02

tive Offices. limited In their scope by
aw. and they can not be made use Of
for any purpose Of person or Organise
ton. And even from Legislatures the
most they can hope for is that laws
shall not be made adverse to their in
terssts and 10 the advantage OF the
crushing and grinding monopolies
they have 10 deal with. The position
then OF the worki' gmen of Chicago
and Cincinnati, where they are
putting out candidates for municipal
Offices Is indefsnslble from any
standpoint OF self interest and
prscticsbility. A Labor Mayor, even
sustained by a maj ority of q City
Council, woUd fad himself imPotent
for any purpose other than those fixed
BY law. The working men could not
expect anything from a municipal or
State executive more than is defred
90 their duties under charter or con-
stitulion. They could not raise wages
or decrease the hours OF labor, nor
could they compel employers to &C.
ctde 10 the wishes OF their employees.
The question Of labor Ia one largely OF
contract between the employer and
the employed. 1t is one for mutual
ad justmsnt. for compromise, and the
less the law and politics have to do
with il the better. All experiences
teaches this, and whenever either the
individual working man or a labor or.
ganlGaiion goes into politics he aud il
goes beyond the point Of legitimate
issus and disappointment and de-
feat awaits them. 1t ia only
through one or other OF the great
political parties, organized for the bus
moss Of politics, that they can hope Ia
accomplish anything. Through either
Of these. and by social efforts that
shall make their cause the cause Of
whole communities, who must realx.
that strikes are a disturbance OF exist,
ing economies, and low wages lead h
personal depression, this to persona
reoklesaness and indifference, and thu
in time to personal degradation and
bsggary and crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
THE RUII,nERy

OF tho united States have Just adj
jsurned their National Convention,
after week Of engrossing labor. A
body co intelligent and influential, en-
gagged In business Of go much impor-
tsnce from every point Of view-the
useful and artistic-could not fail TO
distinguish itself In the line OF reform.
There Is much Of sham and deceptive
structure everywhere in the United
States; many buildings that are faulty
and broadening destruction to those
inhabiting them. 1t is pleasant to
know that reform In this respect was
considered by the bailders, who also
reee commended that the scaffolding
usually put up for brick
layers and others shall be made 80
secure as to reduce the hazard and
accidents now inevitable to 1t. But
the interest Of the master builders did
not end here. Thsy recommended
the establishment OF aight schools for
apprentices and that manual training
sch ools be establiehsd in connectiC n
witt ks public sch ool system OF ea,h
OF the States and Territories, all Of
wh'Ch Is significant Of the fact that the
rights and dignity Of the working
classes are more and more being con-
adered aud intelligence as a force is
more and more appreciated by en-
ployers and capitalists.